Re: WebID default serialization for WebID 2.x

Quoting Kingsley Idehen (2022-01-24 17:32:55)
> A WebID was supposed to be as follows:
> 
> A resovable identifier that denotes an Agent, unambiguously. 

[...]

> A NetID is a resolvable identifier that denotes and entity 
> unambiguously.

Right.

Subject of this email thread is tied to wether WebID should be...:

 a) the W3C spec generally for Agent IDs - i.e. exact same as NetID
 b) the W3C spec for Agent IDs usable only where Turtle is spoken
    (others can call their Agent IDs NetID or BingoCards or whatever)
 c) the W3C spec for Agent IDs usable only where JSON(-LD) is spoken
    (others can call their Agent IDs NetID or BingoCards or whatever)

In other words, do we want WebID simple or easy?

 * simple enough to be broadly usable

or

 * easy usable by constraining scope


> It was never supposed to be complicated i.e., it's all about 
> "deceptively simple" design where simple things provide building 
> blocks for solving complex problems e.g., identity authenticity, 
> disparate data integration using data source names, and other 
> challenges.

Amen.

 - Jonas

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